Wh 10 ni 12 analyzing imperial motiives worksheet

1. FRONT Analyzing Imperial Motives Assignment #
ECONOMIC motives included the desire to make money, to EXPLORATORY motives were based on the desire
expand and control foreign trade, to create new markets for to explore “unknown” or uncharted territory, to
products, to acquire raw materials and cheap labor, to compete conduct scientific research, to conduct medical
for investments and resources, and to export industrial searches for the causes and treatment of diseases, to
technology and transportation methods. go on an adventure, and to invest in “unknown” lands
and cultures.
POLITICAL motives were based on a nation’s desire to gain
power, to compete with other European countries, to expand IDEOLOGICAL motives were based on cultural
territory, to exercise military force, to gain prestige by winning values such as the belief that the white race was
colonies, and to boost national pride and security. superior, other cultures were “primitive,” Europeans
should “civilize” people in other parts of the world,
RELIGIOUS motives includes included the desire to spread great nations should have empires, and only the
Christianity, to protect European missionaries in other lands, to strongest nations survive.
spread European values and moral beliefs, to educate peoples
of other cultures, and to end slave trade in Africa.
Describe What You See Symbol of Motive(s) Why You Chose This Motive(s)

2. BACK
Describe What You See Symbol of Motive(s) Why You Chose This Motive(s)

3. THE REST IS NOT PART OF THE WORKSHEET BUT A…
Quick Introduction
of
Motives of Imperialism

4. Motives of Imperialism
Motive
Definition:
Sentence:
Imperialism
Definition:
Sentence:

5. Motives of Imperialism
Motive
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence:
Imperialism
Definition:
Sentence:

6. Motives of Imperialism
Motive
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition:
Sentence:

7. Motives of Imperialism
Motive
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence:

8. Motives of Imperialism
Motive
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.

9. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.

10. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic

11. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic
Political

12. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic
Political
Religious

13. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic
Political
Religious
Exploratory

14. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic
Political
Religious
Exploratory
Ideological

15. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic Make money, new markets (to sell products), trade, getting
resources for factories.
Political
Religious
Exploratory
Ideological

16. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic Make money, new markets (to sell products), trade, getting
resources for factories.
Political Use military force, gain power, get new land, which will make
your country proud.
Religious
Exploratory
Ideological

17. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic Make money, new markets (to sell products), trade, getting
resources for factories.
Political Use military force, gain power, get new land, which will make
your country proud.
Religious Spread (teach) Christianity (so they can go to heaven after
death.), educate people, end slavery.
Exploratory
Ideological

18. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic Make money, new markets (to sell products), trade, getting
resources for factories.
Political Use military force, gain power, get new land, which will make
your country proud.
Religious Spread (teach) Christianity (so they can go to heaven after
death.), educate people, end slavery.
Exploratory Explore “unknown” lands. Scientific research, learn about
others, adventure. Find new areas.
Ideological

19. Motive
Motives of Imperialism
Definition: why someone would do something. A reason for doing something
Sentence: His motive for murdering his wife was economic (getting life insurance).
Imperialism
Definition: Extending the power of a nation over another nation for various reasons
Sentence: United States imperialism extended to the Philippines in 1898.
Economic Make money, new markets (to sell products), trade, getting
resources for factories.
Political Use military force, gain power, get new land, which will make
your country proud.
Religious Spread (teach) Christianity (so they can go to heaven after
death.), educate people, end slavery.
Exploratory Explore “unknown” lands. Scientific research, learn about
others, adventure. Find new areas.
Ideological Europeans thought they were superior to all others. Teach
about food, houses, and ways to work to people in the colonies
who were not “civilized.”

20. Analyzing Imperial Motives Assignment #
ECONOMIC motives included the desire to make money, to EXPLORATORY motives were based on the desire
expand and control foreign trade, to create new markets for to explore “unknown” or uncharted territory, to
products, to acquire raw materials and cheap labor, to compete conduct scientific research, to conduct medical
for investments and resources, and to export industrial searches for the causes and treatment of diseases, to
technology and transportation methods. go on an adventure, and to invest in “unknown” lands
and cultures.
POLITICAL motives were based on a nation’s desire to gain
power, to compete with other European countries, to expand IDEOLOGICAL motives were based on cultural
territory, to exercise military force, to gain prestige by winning values such as the belief that the white race was
colonies, and to boost national pride and security. superior, other cultures were “primitive,” Europeans
should “civilize” people in other parts of the world,
RELIGIOUS motives includes included the desire to spread great nations should have empires, and only the
Christianity, to protect European missionaries in other lands, to strongest nations survive.
spread European values and moral beliefs, to educate peoples
of other cultures, and to end slave trade in Africa.
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22. Diamond Mines at Kimberley - South Africa - in 1872
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23. Methodist Sunday School at Guiongua - Angola in 1925
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24. Raising Flag in Cameroon in 1881
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26. Ivory Tusks in South Africa - circa 1860
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27. Map
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28. Advertisements 1890s
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29. Missionary and Nurses in Burma in 1888
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30. Partition of China 1897
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31. West Africa
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32. Saigon - Vietnam
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33. Advertisements in the 1890s
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34. The Rhodes Colossus
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36. Suez Canal
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